Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-06-10


oiiicer. As he went out Capt. wea
'neroy looked up from his paper and
wlnked at him. The officer wiulsed
back and looked very knowingly At
Mrs. Weatherby.
ouch running and rumma ging AZ
tnere was in that house all day! andsby
night the baby had quite an extensive
wardrobe ready; dressed up in the
little tucked and embroidered bah,
gown that had been brought out and
done up for it. from the stock that
once had belonged to those other
babies who no longer need them, ii
looked like a different baby from that
in the basket.
1T amt such a bad looking wa We,
after all, " said the captain. bending his
honest red face over it and holding out
a rough and rugged foreiinger, which
the baby Instantly grasped, and laugh
ed and cooed over.
"llere's the p'lceman. mum. for the
baby" said hannah. ushering that func.
uonary in.
'Oh." said Mrs. Weatherby, looking
greatly disappointed, I'm not half
ready yet"
"but it's only the baby, mum they
wants. One of the fondlings died last
ght. and this here one is to have its
place, said the man.
81 can't help it,, said Mrs. Weather
by; "the CHI Id won't go until it's ready.
Its clothes are not packed up yet''
You see," lau ghel the captain, my
mate there will want Saratoga trunk
for that waves clothes before she gets
through with it. Say, Mr.. Policeman,
just as soon as its ready I'll send for
you to come after it,"
"Just so. sr." said the man, .'jnst
SO; I'll return to duty, and you can let
me know when the missu. is ready"
There was an amused twinkle in the
captains eye when he saw how relieved
his wife looked us the man took his de-
parture.
All this happened year ago. l was
reminded of it by rece wing the follow
ing card, which hit! been sent out gen
erallf br the worthy captain and his
good wife.
Wy, 49,,
Ont of the eyer. where into II, here
Where did you get your eyes SO bluel
Out OF the skies as came through.
"ha' inaSeS your 1orehSaa 50 smooth an'
. .o,. U.s.,
What makes YOUR check like a warm. whit
rose}
saw something better than anyone knows.
whence that three-cofherei smile oil pllss'
WIZ WIZ au ,' , gave mt AZ onIe Mss
Cod sno,a ond II cs,os ont r. heor
Where did YOU get those arms and handsl
Love male itself into bonds and bands.
Whence came your feet dear little things'
r rlo tne S"iie p1A 40 VIC oaetu ' "."s
Cna tho,,rht oro,,t M, AMI a., I ,rraw
But how did you come to us, you dearl
God thought about you, and so am here.
Your presence is desired at the christening
party oil our adopted daughter
ETHEL
wednesday AFTERNOON January ao' 1909.
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as "a peacock.